
With exactly a month away from abusing children everywhere (October 16), THE STEPFATHER now has an official website.
Nelson McCormick’s PG-13 remake is based on Joseph Ruben’s 1987 R-rated rendering of a supposed true story.
Adapted from Donald E. Westlake’s original script by J.S. Cardone (THE SLAYER, THE FORSAKEN), the flick finds a young man fresh home from military school, who discovers his mother all chummy with a new fella. As the two men slowly become acquainted, it’s more and more evident that something sinister is dwelling below the new patriarch’s innocent façade.
As mentioned above, the original STEPFATHER is said to be loosely based on the story of John List, a New Jersey man who killed his family and went on the lam for nearly 16 years. List was one of the first criminals profiled on “America’s Most Wanted”.
So how do you all feel, is there anyway McCormick and Cardone can repent for last years abysmal PROM NIGHT? Any chance at all?
If you missed the link above, click HERE to visit THE STEPFATHER’s newly launched official site.













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